Sentence examples for recognized land from inspiring English sources

You are therefore welcome to enter the Ashdod port and deliver the supplies through the recognized land crossings".

The sovereign territory of a state extends to its recognized land boundaries and to the border of airspace and outer space above them.

Besides issuing titles for land parcels, he said, it is important to streamline property law, simplify bureaucracies and ensure uniform national standards while also allowing communities to use traditional ways of recognizing land ownership.

In this perspective, recognizing land use systems as open and dynamic systems is a central challenge in designing efficient land use policies and managing a transition towards sustainable land use.

This research applies remote sensing and GIS technique to areas with high occurrence of forest fires in the Brazilian Amazon, with the aiming to recognize land use changes that could: 1) Identify areas with high risk of being burnt and 2) Improve current fire scars mapping methods by enabling the discrimination of fires in primary forests and fires in previously burnt areas.

Marín's ownership claim to the island was cloudy; Hawaiians generally refused to recognize land ownership by foreigners.

For example, you want to program a drone camera to be able to recognize landing surfaces that are flat and solid versus those that are unstable.

Under the 1967 Forestry Law, the Forest Department claimed jurisdiction over a large portion of the nation's total land mass and recognized customary land holdings only when they did not conflict with the department's objectives and regulations (Moniaga 1993).

As we were leaving, Ofili bought some pomeracs (like a small red pear) from a toothless man on the road, who had recognized the Land Rover and waved him down; they chatted for a while, holding up traffic.

As several scholars have already recognized, these land use studies have a temporal dimension by implication (McCord and Ratcliffe 2009; Tompson and Townsley 2010).

However, in practice, it is observed that the settlement residents do not pass from the space between these large and small building and deviate from their path to bypass this intangible barrier as they recognized the land tenure and privacy of the owner as the result of the social agreements.